PARISMINA | A Tale of the Rainforest and Sea
Some stories are born from the land. Others are carried by the sea.
On the remote Caribbean coast of Costa Rica, where the rainforest meets the restless Atlantic, a tale of forbidden love, sacrifice and an ancient promise unfolds. Two lovers flee into the rainforest, seeking freedom beneath seven moons of rain. Guided by the mysterious Mother Jaguar, they are offered a passage towards the sea, but freedom comes at a price. From their fate, a child is born, and with her, the beginnings of a legend.
About this zine Parismina is an independent literary photography zine by Wild Veins, combining original travel photography with an imagined, folklore-inspired tale. Photographed in the coastal village of Parismina, Costa Rica, each image captures fragments of everyday life, tropical landscapes and the quiet beauty of a place shaped by the rainforest and the sea. Rather than a conventional travel guide, this little book invites readers to experience a destination through storytelling, atmosphere and visual art. The story is an original work of fiction, not a traditional local legend.
Features:
Cover Material: Coated silk 250 gsm (100lb-120lb) with a matte lamination.
High-Quality, Sustainable Paper: inner pages crafted from 170gsm coated silk (65lb cover or 100lb text) using FSC/PEFC-certified or equivalent paper.
Some stories are born from the land. Others are carried by the sea.
On the remote Caribbean coast of Costa Rica, where the rainforest meets the restless Atlantic, a tale of forbidden love, sacrifice and an ancient promise unfolds. Two lovers flee into the rainforest, seeking freedom beneath seven moons of rain. Guided by the mysterious Mother Jaguar, they are offered a passage towards the sea, but freedom comes at a price. From their fate, a child is born, and with her, the beginnings of a legend.
About this zine Parismina is an independent literary photography zine by Wild Veins, combining original travel photography with an imagined, folklore-inspired tale. Photographed in the coastal village of Parismina, Costa Rica, each image captures fragments of everyday life, tropical landscapes and the quiet beauty of a place shaped by the rainforest and the sea. Rather than a conventional travel guide, this little book invites readers to experience a destination through storytelling, atmosphere and visual art. The story is an original work of fiction, not a traditional local legend.
Features:
Cover Material: Coated silk 250 gsm (100lb-120lb) with a matte lamination.
High-Quality, Sustainable Paper: inner pages crafted from 170gsm coated silk (65lb cover or 100lb text) using FSC/PEFC-certified or equivalent paper.